New Features Include International Functionality, Error-reporting and
Open-source Mapping

DENVER — (BUSINESS WIRE) — February 16, 2011 —
MapQuest, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of AOL Inc. (NYSE:
AOL), today
launches its free MapQuest for AndroidTM app for the 18.2
million domestic Android phone users*. The new app features the same
award-winning technology MapQuest previously issued for iPhone with
major additions including OpenStreetMap (OSM) data that allows consumers
to use the app internationally, as well as directly report errors onto
the map.

“MapQuest’s Android™ app speaks to our mission of offering smart,
accurate mobile mapping solutions, and reflects our commitment to open
map information that can be shared and improved collaboratively,” said
Michael Iams, principal product manager, MapQuest. “Our mission is to
help people get where they need to go, and MapQuest’s new Android app
will make available to millions of consumers a great mobile turn-by-turn
experience specifically for Android.”

Some 8.6 million people use MapQuest’s mobile website, 1.4 million of
which are on Android devices**. Nationwide, 234 million people use
mobile phones and 85.3 million of them use mobile web capabilities***.
Additionally, recent market studies indicate Android is the No. 2
selling smartphone across the globe.****

MapQuest for Android

The MapQuest for Android app is free and does not require a trial
period, subscription or upgrade. Features include:

Voice-guided/Turn-by-turn Navigation: The phone speaks
directions regarding where and when to make a turn

Voice Search: Drivers can speak the desired destination for
search and directions

In its new Android app, MapQuest leverages OpenStreetMap data to provide
international maps and directions, user-sourced unique local perspective
and detail, and the opportunity to enrich the map through the
error-reporting tool.

“We are thrilled to launch international capabilities on the MapQuest
for Android application,” said Christian Dwyer, senior vice president
and general manager, MapQuest. “For maps and directions outside North
America, we default to a navigation experience on open data, allowing
MapQuest users to play an active role in improving the depth and quality
of the map.”

The new Android app is available today in both Android’s web-based
market place and the mobile marketplace. MapQuest launched its acclaimed
iPhone app, MapQuest for Mobile, in July 2010. More information on
MapQuest’s mobile offerings is available at wireless.MapQuest.com.

*comScore Mobilens, December 2010

** comScore Mobilens, December 2010

*** comScore Mobilens, December 2010

****Gartner 2011

About MapQuest

MapQuest provides Internet, mobile, and business solutions delivering on
the promise of helping people research and discover: where is it, how I
get there and what’s nearby. MapQuest is one of the leading mapping
brands online, offering maps and directions, and reaching more than 44
million users in January 2011, according to comScore Media Metrix.
MapQuest’s mobile solutions are compatible with a variety of mobile
devices, including iPhone and BlackBerry devices. MapQuest, Inc., a
wholly owned subsidiary of AOL Inc., is based in Denver, Colo.

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